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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

The Cosmic Rhythm: Do You See the Signs That Guide You?

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About 2 minutes · 5 stanzas

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Can you hear it? The beat that pulses beneath all things, The cosmic rhythm that ties you To everything around you? Each sign, each synchronicity, Is part of this great pattern, A thread woven into the fabric of your existence.

What if every coincidence Was not a mere accident, But a nudge from the universe, A reminder that you are part of something Vast, ancient, and alive? The signs are not random, They are placed with care, Each one a note in the song of your life.

How many times have you questioned, “Is this a sign?” And dismissed it as imagination? What if imagination is the language of the divine, The way God speaks to you Through dreams, through symbols, Through the flicker of a candle or the sight of a feather?

The rhythm of the universe is always guiding you, But are you in tune? Can you feel the timing, The perfect alignment of moments That lead you exactly where you need to be?

And for those who cannot see it Who think it is all chance, All chaos They do not know the dance. For the signs are everywhere, Breathing life into the mundane, Showing you that nothing is insignificant, That everything has meaning in the eyes of God.

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“Can you hear it?
The beat that pulses beneath all things,
The cosmic rhythm that ties you
To everything around you?”
The Cosmic Rhythm: Do You See the Signs That Guide You?Poetry by Michael Yap
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